Live
- From Blueprints to Skylines: The Journey of Hyderabad’s Top Builders
- PM Modi urges Indian diaspora to participate in 'Bharat Ko Janiye' quiz
- Koraput: Four die as truck hits bike
- Odisha begins Mahtab’s 125th birth anniv celebrations
- Bhadrak: Four held for murder of ex-Sarpanch
- National honour for Odia chest specialist
- Sold newborn traced in Raipur
- AIBOC warns of agitation
- 4 held from Gujarat in ‘digital arrest’ case
- 10 held for attack on MLA Himanshu
Hyderabad: High Court gives green signal to MBBS, BDS counselling
- HC gives green signal to medical counselling
- A notification of the second counselling will be released by the Kaloji University soon
The Telangana High Court on Monday gave a green signal to the admissions into medical courses and dismissed the petition filed by students over reservation quota in MBBS, BDS counselling.
The petition stated that the colleges are filling up the seats of reservation quota in the first and then through open category causing injustice to the students. "The Kaloji University which is holding the recruitment process is violating the rules," the petition said.
The court which dealt with the case stayed the second counselling then. However, after hearing the arguments of the varsity, the court dismissed the plea stating that they will not intervene in the counselling process as it would lead to the delay in the commencement of classes.
A notification of the second counselling will be released by the varsity soon.
